US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Eustis, VA)

Page 8 text:

J 'V 1 r fa 5 kwin!! M W ,XAMT i+++N Pk fl -I . 4 Aa' 'al XQIHTI 45 4 Vx we 'H

Page 7 text:

in A , Q Qkyltu ,QQ BJJUUI, 1cI,,,f, ,Q-,IW J FOREWORD The printed page cannot ex press adequately our gratitude to the Oiiicers and Men of our parent regiment, the 34th Infantry. They have led our footsteps along new paths and have themselves learned many things in their eiorts to guide us aright. Our first camp at Fort Eustis, Virginia, was held three years ago and was a glorious success. The ex- perience gained in 1926 made the camp of the following year even better than its predecessor. In 1927, the CMTC at Fort Eustis repre- sents a major effort to give training to Citizen Soldiers in the Third Corps Area. Mem- ories of interesting experi- ences will be recalled by hundreds of young Americans as these pages'are turned-. each feature introducing a thought which brings mirth to the jocular individual and to the pensive candidate a sense of sadness for things that are gone. But above all this, is the fact that O-D brings back to us the forward- looking spirit of our foster mother. May we always emu- late the example of the 34th Infantry so that we can exult- ingly join in her battle cry- TOUJ'0URS ' EN AVANTP' 1 9 2 7 ':-, I -X. f d! ,W -A 'xt f ' K W . N-- ,ilw: 'nuw'5tiiiwQf' up l1i?r's ' v :mL: 'nu I' qll ','1l1!l r::::?'l.D'lI ,J fmflw' ' ul 1QllPE'1:.w. Q

Page 9 text:

I. li O N A R D W 0 0 D l fmVmlrr' nf ilu' 7'rain1'ng Cam